The Chimney House Hotel

Congleton Road, Sandbach, Cheshire, England

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About The Chimney House Hotel

The Chimney House Hotel is a half timbered Tudor style hotel set in 8 acres of woodland and scenic gardens. Guests are guaranteed a warm welcome by our friendly and professional staff who make every effort to meet guests' needs and ensure a memorable stay. Located minutes from junction 17 of the M6, the hotel is close to the historic market town of Sandbach and within easy reach of the Peak District National Park and The Potteries. Guests benefit from free parking on site and BT Openzone in the lounge area. For those who want to develop their golf skills, there is a pitch and putt area.

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